}
);
}
/* ---------- ABOUT ---------- */
function AboutScreen({ go }) {
const { Card, Button, Avatar } = window.WillowCreekDesignSystem_90378c;
const values = [
["sprout", "Dignity first", "You are a person in recovery, not a case number. We speak plainly and treat you like an adult."],
["scale", "Honest structure", "Clear rules, applied fairly. Structure is a form of care, not control."],
["users-round", "Real community", "Small houses where people know your name and notice when you're struggling."],
["compass", "Built for after", "Everything points toward the day you leave stronger than you arrived."],
];
const team = [["Rebecca Hale", "Founder & Director"], ["James Ortiz", "House Manager, Creekside"], ["Nadia Brooks", "Recovery Coach"], ["Sam Whitfield", "Alumni Coordinator"]];
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Why we're here
A home between treatment and the rest of your life.
Leaving treatment can feel like stepping off a cliff. Willow Creek is the bridge — a structured, sober home where you can practice living again with support close by.
Our founder spent her own first year of recovery in a house like this one. We built Willow Creek to be the version she wished she'd had: calm, honest, and genuinely warm.
>
);
}
/* ---------- FAQ ---------- */
function FaqScreen({ go }) {
const { Accordion, Alert, Button } = window.WillowCreekDesignSystem_90378c;
const faqs = [
{ q: "How long can I stay?", a: "As long as you're working your program and following house agreements. Most residents stay 90 days or more — the milestone research links to lasting recovery. There's no artificial time limit on getting well." },
{ q: "Who is Willow Creek for?", a: "Adults in early recovery from substance use who want a structured, sober, supportive place to rebuild — often after detox, residential treatment, or incarceration. We offer a high level of on-site support." },
{ q: "What are the house rules?", a: "The essentials: complete abstinence, respect for housemates, participation in meetings and chores, curfew (which relaxes by phase), and honesty about your recovery. Rules exist to keep everyone safe — they're applied consistently and fairly." },
{ q: "Is there drug testing?", a: "Yes — regular, supportive testing is part of a structured sober home. It's not a 'gotcha'; it protects the whole house and helps you stay accountable to yourself." },
{ q: "Can my family stay involved?", a: "Absolutely, with your consent. Recovery is stronger with support, and we keep families reasonably informed and invited into the process where it's healthy to do so." },
{ q: "What does it cost?", a: "One transparent weekly rate covers your furnished bed, shared kitchen, utilities, transportation to meetings, and coaching. Reach out and we'll walk you through current rates and any assistance you may qualify for." },
];
return (
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